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Both natures. The field of research — how an outside product, site, SDK, API or market works, what it solves and how this node can integrate with it, proven by real tests and kept for the next research and the next comparison. The facts the method of shape-the-need weighs when a person asks to research, study, compare or check something outside the node, and how the work runs once the person chose its shape. Load it together with shape-the-need, never instead of it.

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2 rules. 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.

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    Most of the 169 edited versions we read keep these.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Every probe that spends money or calls an outside service, every publication and every rhythm of re-checks starts after the person's yes.

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  2. Distinctive:

    No claim about a foreign service without its page and its date.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 169 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

The field of research

Process: both. The talk is the working process; whatever is born goes through create-element or the hand's own agent (build). Core step 701; the owner, 2026-11-08: «любое исследование должно быть подкреплено реальными тестами, и осмысленными анализами … сложные продукты могут проходить стадию исследования в течение продолжительного времени и поэтому сохранять контекст для таких задач становится важной задачей … И тем более если понадобится перекрёстный анализ». Step 673: this skill gives the facts of the field; which shape the work takes, the method of shape-the-need decides on the node's facts.

Why it matters

A research told from documentation is a retelling. A research proven on this computer — the SDK installed, a server and a client started, the API called with a test key — is evidence, and evidence that is kept is what the next research and the next comparison stand on.

What the words can mean

  • The words «this project» have three readings: an outside product with a link or a name — a research; this node or Fractera — npm run contacts and npm run card, answered from them (CLAUDE.md §4, «Know yourself»); an element of the node — its card and a question to its agent (ask-element). No link and no name — that is the one question.
  • The three usual questions — how it works, what it solves, how to integrate — need three kinds of evidence: the mechanism (documentation, the repository, the product itself in a test account the person confirmed); the value (its own pages, prices, dated reviews); the integration (API, SDK, MCP, webhooks, sign-in, limits, terms of use) and a live probe with a test key.
  • The goal behind the question — to integrate, to build an analogue, to buy, to write about it, to decide — sets the depth.

The facts the forces act on

  • Primary sources only. A claim about a foreign service comes from its own pages, its repository or its terms, with the date it was read (CLAUDE.md §6). A site that forbids study gives only the person's screenshots, its inner pages only a test account the person confirmed (npm run site-rules).
  • A live probe needs this computer: the SDK installed, a server and a client started, a call with a test key that lives in the environment of the hand that probes, never in the node's .env.local. Its scripts stay in that hand's git and run again later.
  • What a chat already does — Anthropic's own pages, read 2026-11-08: Claude.ai's Research runs agentic searches that build on each other, with citations (anthropic.com/news/research, 2025-04-15); Integrations connect tools through remote MCP servers, and a research runs up to 45 minutes (anthropic.com/news/integrations, 2025-05-01). A one-off question with nothing to keep is answered well there, or here in a few lines.
  • What the node adds — only this is said to the person: the tests run on this computer and their scripts stay in git; the research outlives any window — a letter and a clean window, never a compaction (core step 700); a page per research on the person's own domain, by their yes, and a dashboard behind sign-in; a clock for re-checks after a yes; every research in one data space and one graph (the data, vectors and graph elements), so researches are compared with one yardstick; other hands take a finished dossier over i2i; every hand works in its own window of up to a million tokens while the core keeps only the map.
  • The price: a hand is about 150 MB of memory while awake and sleeps between researches; a study of a site through REA and its study browser holds up to about 1 GB while it runs; the strongest model's requests come from the person's subscription.
  • A research is not a study. A study takes a product apart to build an analogue, in the element that will build it (study-for-element, its study pass); a research understands, compares and checks, and its dossier is what that element starts from.
  • Research that recurs learns (force 6): a question asked again, a re-check, a comparison with the last one all need what was kept.

How the work runs once the shape is chosen — one link at a time, each after the person's yes

  1. The question and the goal, in the person's words, verbatim into current-steps.md.
  2. Whatever is new is born with its horizon and its starting vector (create-element). The vector names its face — a public page per research, published by the person's yes, and an index of the published ones; its inner pages — a dashboard per research for the architect and the roles the person names: the question, the sources with their dates, the probes and what they showed, the verdict, the open questions, the next re-check; its loads — a static public layer, dashboards over its own tables, sleep between researches; and its door for the neighbours — what is known about a product, answered from its tables and the graph with no model.
  3. The record of a research: the question, the sources with dates, the probes and their output, the verdict, what was not checked and why, the date of the next re-check.
  4. The probe runs in the hand that holds the research, with a test key the person gives to that hand.
  5. The answer to the person — the verdict first, then the evidence, then what was not checked; a page only after their yes.
  6. Integration — the element that will integrate takes the dossier over i2i (route-to-element); which hand builds it, the core's map says.
  7. Community skills for research — skills_find first; a skill goes into the hand that does the work, after the person's yes.

Laws

  • Every probe that spends money or calls an outside service, every publication and every rhythm of re-checks starts after the person's yes.
  • No claim about a foreign service without its page and its date; no «nobody else does this»; what is on the way is said as on the way.
  • The keys of an outside service live only in the hand that uses them; personal data never goes into git.
  • An outside order for a research (a2a) is served by the hand's door, never by a Claude session on the owner's subscription (provider-rules); a2a is a plan until the Lagrix network lives.

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